Women Who Eat Healthiest Live 40% Longer Women who follow a Mediterranean style diet are 40 percent more likely to survive to age 70 or over, according to Cecilia Samieri, a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. In fact, the women who ate healthier not only lived longer, […]
Cardiology, diabetes, diet, Nutrition
Surprising Sex Disparities: Diabetes May Quadruple Heart Disease Risk in Women Women under the age of 60 are less likely than men to get heart disease. However, diabetes can be a significant game changer, raising a women’s heart disease risk to the same risk as in men This new study offers a new perspective on […]
Cardiology, diabetes, Endocrinology
Quality of Diabetes Care: Biological and Cultural Factors May Play a Different Role for Different Outcomes A cross-sectional observational study from the AMD Annals initiative Maria Chiara Rossi, Maria Rosaria Cristofaro, Sandro Gentile, Giuseppe Lucisano, Valeria Manicardi, Maria Franca, Angela, Napoli, Antonio Nicolucci, Fabio Pellegrini, Concetta Suraci, Carlo Giorda, on behalf of the AMD Annals […]
Cardiology, diabetes, Endocrinology
Gender-specific care of the patient with diabetes: review and recommendations Marianne J. Legato, Andrea Gelzer, Robin Goland, Susana A. Ebner, Sabitha Rajan, Victor Villagra, Mark Kosowski, Writing Group for the Partnership for Gender-Specific Medicine Abstract BACKGROUND: Men and women differ in their experience of diabetes mellitus (DM). For optimal prevention and treatment of the disease, […]
Cardiology, Depression, diabetes, Endocrinology, hyperlipidemia, MI
